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It’s a self-evident truism that every large organisation requires some sort of overall leadership. The usual form is one head, perhaps only titular or perhaps almost omnipotent, surrounded by people upon whom that person has devolved some of his power so that they can assume responsibility for a designated area that requires management. To a … Continue reading →

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Reporting on the cultural suicide of the West.

Since governments across Europe and their lackeys in the media suppress any reporting of the cultural destruction of Europe, I feel it important that the free internet should publicise such almost daily events – if only for the victims of sexual violence who’re sadly being ignored.

The Vblogger soap box.

Uncensored alternatives to mainstream sites.

Be warned, once you start using these alternatives to heavily censored and data mined sites like Facebook or Twitter, you'll stick with them out of a pure sense of relief at not having to watch every word you say.

Try them. You'll have to make your own mind up but I use most of them. Let us know what you think.

Startpage.
An alternative to Google which does not record your IP address or log your queries.

Gab.
An uncensored alternative to Twitter but much richer in terms of content. Here you'll find all the news and gossip the mainstream media refuses to report.

Voat.
An uncensored alternative to Reddit which is ruled nowadays by tin pot fascists just eager to pounce on you for a misplaced pronoun.

WrongThink.
Yet another uncensored alternative to Facebook. I never used Facebook personally, but I'm just trying WrongThink out myself under my Pointman handle. I'll let you know how I get on.

VIDME.
An alternative to YouTube. Good monetarising options, no advertising and no censorship.

Infogalactic.
An alternative to Wikipedia which is mercifully free of the sinister manipulations of creatures like William Connolley.

Bitchute.
Another alternative to YouTube which is not so oppressively censored and offers significantly better options to monetarise content you upload. All a bit beta though.

Minds.
An open source alternative to Facebook which I haven't tried yet. If you do, let us have your feedback.